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Invited Talk
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Linguistic Geometry Paradigm: From
Fighting Wars ... To Computing Them
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 Con traducción simultanea
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| Abstract |
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will introduce audience to Linguistic Geometry (LG), a new type of game
theory. As opposed to conventional gaming approaches LG generates
winning strategies for all sides in a conflict in real time. Instead of
searching through billions of options and attempting to reduce this
search, LG generates optimal strategies by constructing them out of a
limited set of blocks called zones. I will talk about major results in
the theory and applications of LG, especially those related to
scalability, by putting them in historical prospective. Scalability of
this approach permits to solve problems of practical scale and
complexity, usually considered intractable. By reliably "predicting
future" applications of LG are changing the paradigm of conventional
warfighting.
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Dr. Boris Stilman
Dept. of Comp. Science & Engineering
University of Colorado, USA |
Dr. Boris Stilman received
Ph.D. in Computer Science and Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from
National Research Institute for Electrical Engineering, Moscow, USSR,
in 1984. He is the Chairman/CEO of STILMAN Advanced Strategies
and Professor of Computer Science at the University of Colorado
at Denver, USA. Dr. Stilman is the originator of Linguistic Geometry
(LG), the new area in Artificial Intelligence. He is an internationally
known scientist in the areas of multi-dimensional multi-agent games and
software development environments. He has over 150 research
publications and is a recipient of numerous research awards including
substantial grants and contracts from the US Air Force Office of
Scientific Research, US Department of Energy, Sandia National Labs,
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Rockwell International, The
Boeing Company.
Homepage: http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~bstilman/
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